[Prime] PowerNet Practice Net Bundle $87.38; Rawlings Official Rec Baseballs Doz $33.33 Delivered @ Amazon US via AU

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tailgatinholden on 15/10/2020 - 23:18 amazon.com.au (604 clicks)
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Normally ~$189-$200 locally. Only black colour is on special for this price. Good to use for pitching and tee practice in the backyard. Priced cheaper than the generic brand ones on eBay.

https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B0000CA8WW/ref=ppx_yo_d…

Also, 12 Rawlings Official Recreational Baseballs (OLB3) for $33.33 posted via Amazon US is a good deal. Considering 2x Rawlings baseballs from Rebel are $20. Note, these are not exactly the same as the R8U/R14U (flatter seams, synthetic coating), but still an amazing price.. less than half price of any other store ($85 at Red Stitches, NSW). Same weight and size as normal balls.

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  joshr1pp3r on 16/10/2020 - 01:15

  That doesn't include shipping for the baseballs

  Edit: my bad didn't see prime

  2nd edit: these balls are pretty horrible for anyone under 10 years old

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    tailgatinholden on 16/10/2020 - 08:24

    Agree.. the balls are the same weight and size as an adult competition ball!

    I'm not an expert on each type, but they mention these are for ages 8 and under.. but I think they're mainly just used for recreational/training. The match balls you get from Rebel are better.. but for the price, you can't beat this.

    During any training or game, any type of ball pretty much gets scuffed.

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  Dannyism on 16/10/2020 - 09:48

  +1

  I have these. Perfect for throwing in the back yard or hitting off a tee into a net.

  The net is pretty good, relativly lightweight, solid construction, catches balls. Being lightweight I put a weight on the leg to hold in place in the back yard during lockdown.

  These baseball are practice balls only. Fine for hitting off of a tee or throwing into a net to practice accuracy. Those grade of rawlings balls are a false leather with full cork inner. The seams are very low and the outer very smooth. I bought a dozen blem game balls to work on breaking pitches.

  Go Dodgers

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    nezumi on 20/10/2020 - 19:12

    I was wondering if these would be worth grabbing to throw into my kit bag as a catcher, but if they're as smooth as my newborn's backside, maybe not worth it.

    Would they be any good for batting practice, or would they not accurately mimic the flight of a normal ball?

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      Dannyism on 21/10/2020 - 07:23

      +1

      They would be fine for throwing some BP, fine for warm up throwing. Your pitcher wouldn't like them for a proper bullpen is all.

      They are probably not as durable as a proper leather outer but that doesn't really matter for a cheap ball.

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  Dannyism on 21/10/2020 - 07:22

  They would be fine for throwing some BP, fine for warm up throwing. Your pitcher wouldn't like them for a proper bullpen is all.

  They are probably not as durable as a proper leather outer but that doesn't really matter for a cheap ball.